Bradley Cooper and Gigi Hadid Recently Spent Time Together Near Her Family Farm (Exclusive Source)

From stepping out for intimate dinners in New York City to strolling through Manhattan's West Village together, Bradley Cooper and Gigi Hadid continue to enjoy each other's company.

Now PEOPLE can confirm they've also spent time outside of the city together, in a charming riverfront town in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

Several weeks ago, both Cooper, 48, and Hadid, 28, were spotted at the luxury hotel River House at Odette's in New Hope, Pennsylvania together — not far from where Gigi's mother Yolanda has a farm.

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"They were both here at the same time," a River House regular confirms to PEOPLE, adding that they were enjoying an evening at the hotel's exclusive roof bar.

"The roof bar is for members and hotel guests only," the onlooker explains, adding that Gigi and her siblings, Bella and Anwar, are also members and frequent guests.

"Their family farm is only about a mile down the road," another insider says, referring to Yolanda Hadid's Bucks County horse farm.

Previously, another insider explained to PEOPLE that the couple's budding romance definitely included road trips out of the city.

“Gigi is great. She is getting to know Bradley outside of the city. They take weekend trips together," the insider said. "She has fun. She likes that he is a dad, too.” (Hadid shares daughter Khai, 3, with her ex Zayn Malik, while Cooper shares daughter Lea De Seine, 5, with his ex Irina Shayk.)

The River House at Odette's, which opened in 2020, also boasts 36 hotel rooms and two guest cottages as well as a farm-to-table restaurant Odette's and the private roof club, all overlooking the Delaware River.

"It's a popular spot for brunch, dinner, drinks and just people watching," the first source adds, noting that it's only 40 miles outside of Philadelphia and a four-minute walk to town. "We're always packed on weekends."